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ITOTY 2025 Jury Round to Take Place on 26th July, Meet the Esteemed Jury Panel

the highly anticipated Indian Tractor of the Year (ITOTY) 2025 Jury Round is set to unfold, bringing together some of the most respected names in the field of agricultural engineering, mechanisation, and innovation. This prestigious event will witness expert deliberations and evaluations that will ultimately decide the most outstanding tractor of the year.

The ITOTY platform continues to set benchmarks in recognising excellence and innovation in the Indian tractor and farm machinery industry. The 2025 jury brings together an impressive blend of technical brilliance, industry expertise, and grassroots agricultural insight, ensuring a holistic and credible evaluation process.

Meet the Distinguished Jury Panel for ITOTY 2025:

Dr. C.R. Mehta (Jury Chairman)
Director, ICAR–Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering (CIAE), Bhopal
A leading authority in farm machinery, ergonomics, and conservation agriculture, Dr. Mehta has over 34 years of experience at ICAR-CIAE. His deep expertise and leadership continue to shape the future of agricultural engineering in India.

Dr. L.P. Gite
Former Project Coordinator, AICRP on Ergonomics and Safety in Agriculture, ICAR-CIAE
A pioneer in ergonomics for farm machinery, Dr. Gite has dedicated 32 years to improving tractor design and agricultural safety. With 50+ published research papers and multiple accolades, including the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Indian Society of Ergonomics, he brings unmatched academic rigor to the panel.

Mr. Arindam Maulick
Industry Veteran, 40 Years of Experience
Having served in leadership roles at TAFE, Mahindra, John Deere, Tata Motors, and Bajaj Auto, Mr. Maulick offers a panoramic view of the tractor and automobile sectors.

Mr. P.K. Verma
Government Agriculture Mechanisation Expert
With 42 years in farm machinery policy and implementation, Mr. Verma’s deep understanding of public sector machinery programs is an asset to the jury.

Mr. Hemant Joshi
Tractor & Machinery Specialist
With 32 years of experience at companies like John Deere, TAFE, and HMT, Mr. Joshi brings strong insights into product development, marketing, and crop solutions.

Mr. Ashish Bharadwaj
Consultant in Agricultural Mechanisation
Having worked with top Indian and European firms, Mr. Bharadwaj is an expert in business development and mechanisation strategies with over 27 years in the industry.

Mr. S.R. Paul Raj
Global Agri Machinery Strategist
Since joining the tractor industry in 1982, Mr. Paul Raj has worked across geographies including Sri Lanka, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia with firms like HMT, Mahindra, TAFE, ITL, and Escorts.

Mr. Yash Jat
YouTuber – My Kisan Dost (1.38M+ Subscribers)
A popular voice among farmers, Mr. Yash Jat brings the practical pulse of Indian agriculture to the table. With a growing subscriber base, his nine-year journey on YouTube has been focused on demystifying farm machinery and agri-tech for the farming community.

A Milestone for Innovation and Recognition

The ITOTY 2025 Jury Round will not only evaluate the best tractors in various categories but also highlight the technological advancements that are empowering Indian farmers. With a jury panel of this caliber, the event promises fairness, precision, and a celebration of India’s mechanisation journey.

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